A Conversation for The Manifesto for the Campaign to rename Thursday, "Thing"
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Lady Scott Posted Apr 1, 2004
Many people consider Citizen Kane to the the best film ever made.
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GodBen (The Magical Astronomer) - 00000011 Posted Apr 1, 2004
Real best film ever made: Holy Grail. No, Life of Brian. No, Meaning of Life. Well, one of the three. 
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Don Malvado, so bitter my cat won't even lick me Posted Apr 1, 2004
I like the book blade runner is based on but have never seen the film
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GodBen (The Magical Astronomer) - 00000011 Posted Apr 1, 2004
If I was forced to choose, then I'd probably go with Meaning of Life. I have no idea why, but that film appealed to me more than the others.
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Peet (the Pedantic Punctuation Policeman, Muse of Lateral Programming Ideas, Eggcups-Spurtle-and-Spoonswinner, BBC Cheese Namer & Zaphodista) Posted Apr 1, 2004
I usually say "Casablanca" because it never fails to make me cry in the middle 
but thinking about it, it would really have ti be "The Seven Samauri", as I love the movie despite the fact it's in Japanese, with barely readable subtitles, black-and-white and over three hours long. It's just wonderful; highly recommended. 
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Peet (the Pedantic Punctuation Policeman, Muse of Lateral Programming Ideas, Eggcups-Spurtle-and-Spoonswinner, BBC Cheese Namer & Zaphodista) Posted Apr 1, 2004
Oh, and Don M., you should make an effort to see the film. It's not *quite* the same story, but the visuals are just superb and Rutger Hauer's overacting near the end is a true joy! 
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Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. Posted Apr 1, 2004
What is a C-Beam?
Why Does it Glitter?
and
Where is the Tannhauser gate?
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GodBen (The Magical Astronomer) - 00000011 Posted Apr 1, 2004
1) Cbeam is a continuous beam software package that allows the user to solve statically indeterminate beam structures. Defining multiple span
elements of varying elasticity's with uniform, distributed and concentrated
loading applications along with a variety of support conditions is easily at
the hands of the user.
2) Because it's shiney?
3) Wroclaw.
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Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. Posted Apr 1, 2004
Clearly you are not a Patron of The Classics.
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GodBen (The Magical Astronomer) - 00000011 Posted Apr 1, 2004
No, I just typed the words into google and that's what came up.
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Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. Posted Apr 1, 2004
Figures.
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The Reverend Something or Other Posted Apr 1, 2004
Enjoying absolutely mindless, non-stop silly, (kinda similar to DNA writings), the one movie I've seen in part or full dozens of times and still enjoy ...
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum
Mind you, Holy Grail, Life of Brian, etc are all pretty close on its heels.
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GodBen (The Magical Astronomer) - 00000011 Posted Apr 1, 2004
Well, I didn't have a clue what you were on about.
OK, this has been bugging me all day.
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= 2[21]
= 42
I thought so. 
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Mr Inertia - Now new, improved and mostly human! Posted Apr 1, 2004
Nah, Meet Spinal Tap!
A film so pathetically bad, it's very watchable!
Especially where one the band members goees through the metal detector! 
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GodBen (The Magical Astronomer) - 00000011 Posted Apr 1, 2004
I've always wanted to see Spinal Tap, but it's only on late at night. One time it was on at 21:00 GMT, but they changed it at the last minute to an American "made for TV" movie! 
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